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Best 3D Printing Companies in New York, United States

The 68 best 3D Printing companies in New York, United States in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Shapeways.

68companies tracked
$269.1Mdisclosed funding
0unicorns
21have raised

Ranked: Best 3D Printing companies in New York

#CompanyDisclosed fundingLast roundEmployeesFounderTech stackWeb popularityPatents & IP focusRecent signals
1Shapeways
Digital manufacturing partner enabling hardware innovation from prototyping to production
$107M98 mo ago95
95 → 97 (+2%)
Greg Kress
CEO
Cart FunctionalityWordPressMySQL+40Top 500k46 patents
Additive manufacturing process control, cooling, and software for 3D model manipulation and identification
1 job opening
2PostProcess
Provider of automated post-printing solutions for support, resin, surface, and powder removal
$46M23 mo ago52
52 → 44 (-15%)
Jeff Mize
CEO
Master SliderWordPressMySQL+38Top 10M—1 launch
3Zellerfeld
Platform offering men footwear brand
53Growth top 30%Funding top 38%Talent top 42%Tech top 43%
All 8 signals ▾
Growthtop 30%
Fundingtop 38%
Talenttop 42%
Techtop 43%
Newstop 43%
Marketbottom 39%
Productbottom 39%
Globalbottom 32%
Growth: Web rank 5,000,000 → 1,000,000 YoY
Funding: Raised $34.1M across 4 rounds · 4 rounds over 6 yrs (0.7/yr)
rank vs industry peers · Fliar Intelligence Index 53/100
$34M32 mo ago37Franz-Maximilian Foltin
Co-Founder
Node.jsTailwind CSSReact+18Top 1M—1 partnership
4SOLS Systems
3D printed custom orthotics insoles
$25M124 mo ago80—————
5MakerBot
Provider of cloud and fixed deposition modelling-based 3D printers
$10M178 mo ago146—Cart FunctionalityWordPressApple iCloud Mail+39Top 5M——
6Genie
Provider of AI-based meal preparation station for instant personalized dishes
$10M98 mo ago—Doron Marco
Co-Founder
——40 patents
Patents concentrated in construction
—
7Voodoo Manufacturing
Provider of online 3D printing services for consumers
$8M108 mo ago22—WebflowZohoZoho Mail+11Top 50M——
8Normal
Custom fit earphones
$8M134 mo ago21———2 patents
Patents concentrated in computing, sensing & instrumentation
—
9Link 3D
Developer of software platform for AM work-flow and supply chain
$7M79 mo ago20———93 patents
Patents concentrated in electrical & electronics
—
103D Bio Corporation
3D Bio-printed living tissues
$5M86 mo ago17—————
11Black Buffalo
Provider of 3D printers for the construction industry
$4M51 mo ago14Dae Chung
Founder & CSO
WordPressMySQLPHP+30Top 50M——
12Kwambio
Design market place and an on-demand 3D printing service provider
$2M95 mo ago10—————
13Othr
Curated objects for useful, aesthetic, and unique living spaces
$1M109 mo ago31Joe Doucet
Founder and CEO
————
14Unlimited Tomorrow
Developer of prosthetics
$500K86 mo ago23———16 patents
Advanced prosthetic limb interfaces with biometric sensing for adaptive grip control
—
15GuardLab
Provider of demolition, diamond drilling, and sawing services
$400K147 mo ago7—Cart FunctionalityShopifySentry+36Top 5M4 patents
Customizable, pre-imprinted sports mouth guards for retail selection and fitting
—
16PrisAM
Provider of fused deposition modelling technology-based industrial 3D printers
$256K60 mo ago5Justin Kon
Co-Founder
——4 patents
Additive manufacturing extrusion hardware: printers, nozzles, and feed systems.
—
17Seraph Robotics
3 D printers
$225K145 mo ago—Adam Perry Tow
Co-Founder & CEO
————
18Gmax Printer
Personal desktop 3D printer with huge build volume.
$129K——Gordon LaPlante
Founder
————

Top 12 3D Printing companies in New York

#1
Series C · Buffalo, New York · founded 2014 · 52 employees
$46.1Mraised
▾

Provider of automated post-printing solutions for support, resin, surface, and powder removal. These solutions are designed for one-touch operation, eliminating repetitive manual labor tasks. The company's technology removes bottlenecks, enabling high volume production with high quality repeatability, even with complex parts. The solutions also lower labor costs and enhance sustainability.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 6k LinkedIn followers
Activity: 1 product launches announced in 12 mo
Funding rounds
  • Jul 2024Series C$17.7M
  • Jun 2023Series B$1.4M
  • Oct 2022Conventional Debt$1.7M
  • Aug 2022Conventional Debt$664K
Founders & team
Jeff MizeCEO
Investors
Rand Capital, Richmond Capital Partners, New York Ventures, New York State, Motley Fool Ventures, Motivate Venture Capital
Tech stack
WordpressMysqlPhpBootstrapYoast SeoNginx
#2
Seed · Brooklyn, New York · founded 2015 · 37 employees
$34.1Mraised
▾

Platform offering men footwear brand. The platform offers 3D printed sneakers offering recyclable shoe and produced without a traditional factory.

Fliar Intelligence Index™ 53how this company ranks against its industry peers
Growth
top 30%
Funding
top 38%
Talent
top 42%
Tech
top 43%
News
top 43%
Market
bottom 39%
Growth: Web rank 5,000,000 → 1,000,000 YoY
Funding: Raised $34.1M across 4 rounds · 4 rounds over 6 yrs (0.7/yr) · Last round Seed (Oct 2023)
Talent: 2 named leaders on record · 2 C-suite/founder profiles curated · 2 leadership moves in 12 mo
Audience (LinkedIn): 11k LinkedIn followers — 2.5% of this cohort's audience
Activity (LinkedIn): 4 product launches · 1 partnerships · 1 expansions (incl. Volumental) announced in 12 mo
Funding rounds
  • Oct 2023Seed$4.1M
  • Feb 2023Seed$15M
  • Dec 2021Seed$14M
  • Sep 2020Seed$988.9K
Founders & team
Franz-Maximilian FoltinCo-FounderCornelius SchmittCo-Founder & CEO
Investors
Founders Fund
Tech stack
Amazon SesAmazon Web ServicesGoogle WorkspaceHstsNext.JsNext.Js App Router
#3
Public · New York City, New York · founded 2007 · 95 employees
$106.9Mraised
▾

Digital manufacturing partner enabling hardware innovation from prototyping to production. The company empowers innovators to prototype, launch, and scale hardware products through accessible, scalable digital manufacturing. It offers additive manufacturing, 3D printing, and traditional manufacturing methods. Services include design optimization, prototyping, production, and lifecycle support. The company serves industries like medical, consumer, robotics, architecture, aerospace, gaming, drones, and jewelry. It supports engineers with instant DFM feedback and expert support. The company provides a platform for uploading designs, getting quotes, and managing orders. It offers various materials, including plastics and metals. The company focuses on fast turnaround, reliable quality, and customization at production scale. It provides e-commerce integrations through API, Shopify, or Etsy. The company offers services like rapid prototyping, production parts, and professional design services. It also provides capabilities like custom quality checks, assembly services, and whitelabel shipping. The company offers a newsletter signup and blog for resources. It is a B2B company.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 28k LinkedIn followers — 6.6% of this cohort's audience
Hiring: 1 hiring post in 12 mo (public) · hiring: Advanced Manufacturing Technician – 3D Printing
Funding rounds
  • Apr 2018Series E$30M
  • Jun 2015Series D$30.5M
  • May 2013Series C$30.1M
  • Mar 2013Conventional Debt$1.2M
Founders & team
Greg KressCEO
Investors
Index Ventures, Union Square Ventures, Lux Capital, The New York City Investment Fund, Presidio Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz
Tech stack
Backbone.JsBootstrapBootstrap IconsCart FunctionalityCloudflareCloudflare Bot Management
#4
Acqui-Hired · New York City, New York · founded 2013 · 80 employees
$25.4Mraised
▾

Sols offers custom 3D-printed insoles for consumer and medical applications. Before ordering, patients and practitioners can review and update an interactive model of the product they have created and make prescription and feature changes in real-time. Products can be used for corrective pain relief. Backed by strategic investor ALM (Advanced Laser Materials) of Austin, Texas.

Funding rounds
  • Feb 2016Series B$4.4M
  • Feb 2015Series B$11.1M
  • Mar 2014Series A$6.4M
  • Jan 2014Series A$1.8M
Investors
Lux Capital, RRE Ventures, Rothenberg Ventures, GrapeArborVC, Felicis Ventures, Founders Fund
#5
Series A · New York City, New York · founded 2021 · 14 employees
$3.5Mraised
▾

Provider of 3D printers for the construction industry. It has developed a 3D construction printer and cement-based ink for developing buildings and structures. Its features include a motion-centric modular gantry design, functional additives for printing materials, modular track configuration, and built-in control panels.

Funding rounds
  • Mar 2022Series A$3.5M
Founders & team
Dae ChungFounder & CSO
Investors
Merida Capital Partners
#6
Series A · New York City, New York · founded 2014 · 17 employees
$5Mraised
▾

3D Bio-printed living tissues. Its technology is used for surgical healing applications.

Funding rounds
  • Apr 2019Series A$5M
  • Jul 2017Conventional Debt$2.2M
  • 2017Seed—
  • Apr 2017Conventional Debt$25K
Investors
Kairos Ventures, Flucas Ventures, Elite Capital, VU Venture Partners, Rapha Capital Management, Blue Collective
Tech stack
WordpressMysqlPhpMaterial Design LiteAnimate.CssWpbakery
#7
Acquired · New York City, New York · founded 2016 · 20 employees
$7Mraised
▾

Link 3D has developed additive manufacturing work-flow software platform for assisting companies in industrial 3D printing. As of September 2017, the company's product portfolio consists of Digital Factory™- SaaS platform securely streamlines, manages and optimizes your AM workflows, On-Demand™ — Additive manufacturing supply-chain network.

Funding rounds
  • Oct 2019Series A$7M
Investors
AI Capital, Wilmot Advisors
Tech stack
WebflowWeglotJqueryGoogle AnalyticsOpen Graph
#8
Acquired · Brooklyn, New York · founded 2015 · 22 employees
$8.4Mraised
▾

Provider of online 3D printing services for consumers. It allows users to upload a 3D model and get it 3D printed either in low or bulk volume production. They also provide APIs to industries to plugin to their website from which they can utilize Voodoo's services.

Funding rounds
  • Jun 2017Seed$6.7M
  • Jan 2017Seed$1.4M
  • Oct 2015Seed$300K
Investors
General Catalyst, NextView Ventures, 645 Ventures, Y Combinator, Kleiner Perkins, Gaingels
#9
Deadpooled · New York City, New York · founded 2013 · 21 employees
$8.2Mraised
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Normal Ears 3D prints customised high-end earphones made to the shape of an individual’s ear. Users download the Normal app and are asked to take pictures of both ears using a coin as a point of reference so the app can size things correctly. Once both ears have been documented for Normal, customers can further customize their headphones with different selections for cord length and colour, and accent colours on the earphones’ hardware. Normal makes a customized earphone for each ear, match it with the choices for cord length and hardware colouring, and make and ship those personalized earphones to a customer within 48 hours. The company uses Stratasys Fortus 250mc printers to manufacture the ear forms and is using undisclosed top-of-the-line suppliers for the audio components.

Funding rounds
  • Apr 2015Conventional Debt$124.1K
  • Apr 2014Seed$1.1M
  • Mar 2014Seed$2.1M
  • Jun 2013Seed$5M
Investors
RRE Ventures, Maveron, New Enterprise Associates, VTF Capital, Social Capital, C4 Ventures
#10
Deadpooled · New York City, New York · founded 2015
$10Mraised
▾

Provider of AI-based meal preparation station for instant personalized dishes. It allows users to choose a Genie Smart Pod (G-Pod) based on the desired dish, insert it into the machine which then automatically prepares the meal in less time. Its G-Pod contains natural ingredients with frozen dried fruits and vegetables that can additionally be personalized to fit the specific diet (such as gluten, egg, or dairy-free).

Funding rounds
  • Apr 2018Series A$10M
Founders & team
Doron MarcoCo-Founder
Investors
Carl Marks Advisors
#11
Acquired · Brooklyn, New York · founded 2009 · 146 employees
$10.1Mraised
▾

Provider of cloud and fixed deposition modelling-based 3D printers. It offers a desktop 3D printing platform for manufacturing-grade parts, a replicator for classroom 3D printers, and MakerBot 3D printers. It provides 3D printing materials like ABS, nylon CF, PC-ABS, ASA, nylon, SR-30, PETG, PLA, TOUGH, PVA, and LABS. It also provides a cloud-based platform to export and edit print review.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 37k LinkedIn followers — 8.7% of this cohort's audience
Funding rounds
  • Aug 2011Series A$10M
  • 2009Seed$75K
Investors
Foundry, Bezos Expeditions, True Ventures, RRE Ventures, Lerer Hippeau, Founder Collective
Tech stack
Apple Icloud MailAtlassian StatuspageAuraBootstrapCart FunctionalityCdnjs
#12
Seed · Brooklyn, New York · founded 2013 · 10 employees
$1.6Mraised
▾

Kwambio, Inc. is a design marketplace and an on-demand 3D printing service provider. Customers can upload the 3D model design and get immediate pricing quotations, run/cycle time and the finished product with quick turnarounds. Similarly, the online shop consists of 3D printed consumer products and fashion accessories.

Funding rounds
  • Jul 2018Seed—
  • Oct 2017Seed$500K
  • Jun 2015Seed$650K
  • 2014Seed$500K
Investors
Impulse VC, Empire State Capital Partners, Techstars, Stanley Ventures, WannaBiz, Imperious Group VC

Funding & investor landscape

$269.1Mtotal disclosed funding
20companies funded
54disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Most active investors
RRE Ventures3 rounds
Founders Fund2 rounds
KY Investment2 rounds
Lux Capital2 rounds
43North1 rounds
500 Global1 rounds
645 Ventures1 rounds
ACE & Company1 rounds
AI Capital1 rounds
ARC Ventures1 rounds

Notable founders

Jeff Mize
CEO · PostProcess
Franz-Maximilian Foltin
Co-Founder · Zellerfeld
Cornelius Schmitt
Co-Founder & CEO · Zellerfeld
Greg Kress
CEO · Shapeways
Dae Chung
Founder & CSO · Black Buffalo
Doron Marco
Co-Founder · Genie
Joe Doucet
Founder and CEO · Othr
Justin Kon
Co-Founder · PrisAM
Adam Perry Tow
Co-Founder & CEO · Seraph Robotics
Paul Sieradzki
Founder & CEO · R3 Printing
Gordon LaPlante
Founder · Gmax Printer
Matthew Greene
Co-Founder & CEO · Edible Sciences
Prism market signals · United States · country-scoped Prism corpus, 7,118 docs

Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage

Share of 3D Printing coverage by sub-theme.

Regulatory-risk over time rising

Funding & growth over time

funding rising · growth rising

RESEARCH SIGNALS · United States

How research on Additive Manufacturing / 3D Printing is moving in the United States

A read on the academic research around Additive Manufacturing / 3D Printing — which themes are gaining ground, the institutions and researchers driving them, and how the tone is shifting. Based on 7,448 United States-affiliated papers.

research sentiment over time
201120192026
enthusiastic · positive · guarded tone
Tone is overwhelmingly optimistic and intensifying — the enthusiastic (strongly-positive) share moved 57% → 71% across 2011–2026.
top research entities
  • Purdue University West Lafayette227
  • Georgia Institute of Technology200
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology180
  • Pennsylvania State University154
  • Texas A&M University149
leading researchers
H. Jerry Qi · Manos M. Tentzeris · Chi Zhou · Eva Blasco · Joshua M. Pearce · Jing Shi · Xiao Kuang · Yang Yang
▲ Breakthroughs2,248 · 30%
▲ 30%→31% share
▲1.0× share momentum6 median citations61% since 2021mostly methods-led
Breakthroughs are rising (30%→31% of field), led by Fabrication.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • Fabrication68→273
  • Nanotechnology68→251
  • Composite material35→164
  • 3d printed63→167
  • Polymer13→90
Newly emergingAerospace 0→22 · Fusion 0→22 · Fiber 0→17
Landmark Three-dimensional printing of complex biological structures by freeform reversible embedding of suspended hydrogels · 1,753 cites
◆ Advancements3,624 · 49%
48%→48% share
▲1.0× share momentum5 median citations59% since 2021mostly methods-led
Advancements are cooling (48%→48% of field), led by Composite material.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • Composite material78→370
  • 3d printed94→363
  • Fabrication81→307
  • Fused deposition modeling54→206
  • Mechanical engineering38→184
Newly emergingCompressive strength 0→19 · Gyroid 0→15 · Taguchi methods 0→15
Landmark Additive manufacturing of Ti6Al4V alloy: A review · 2,331 cites
▼ Concerns657 · 9%
▼ 10%→9% share
▼0.9× share momentum5 median citations58% since 2021mostly empirical
Concerns are cooling (10%→9% of field), led by 3d printed.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • 3d printed16→76
  • Fabrication5→48
  • Nanotechnology16→51
  • Composite material11→43
  • Mechanical engineering15→40
Newly emergingFused filament fabrication 0→17 · Composite number 0→11 · Rheology 0→10
Landmark Recent advances in 3D printing of biomaterials · 1,691 cites
RESEARCH HOTSPOTS · United States

Where additive manufacturing is researched across United States

Location clusters by institution affiliation — each city's volume, stance tone, and a quick read on its hot topic, what's advancing, the opening opportunity, and the main concern.

Boston414 · +0.60
Hot · 3D printingAdvancing · FabricationOpportunity · ThroughputConcern · Regenerative medicine
Atlanta208 · +0.57
Hot · GrayscaleAdvancing · Antenna (radio)Opportunity · LaserConcern · Particle (ecology)
SF Bay Area196 · +0.60
Hot · 3D printingAdvancing · LithographyOpportunity · 3D bioprintingConcern · Human–computer interaction
Pittsburgh178 · +0.63
Hot · Jet (fluid)Advancing · ActuatorOpportunity · MicrofluidicsConcern · Selective laser melting
New York168 · +0.58
Hot · 3D printingAdvancing · OsseointegrationOpportunity · BioceramicConcern · Manufacturing engineering
Los Angeles134 · +0.63
Hot · InconelAdvancing · PiezoelectricityOpportunity · Antenna (radio)Concern · 3d printed
Chicago133 · +0.56
Hot · OsseointegrationAdvancing · Artificial neural networkOpportunity · WorkflowConcern · Nanotechnology
Philadelphia111 · +0.63
Hot · Data scienceAdvancing · Suspension (topology)Opportunity · PhotopolymerConcern · 3D printing
San Diego102 · +0.56
Hot · SinteringAdvancing · CoatingOpportunity · PolymerConcern · Nanotechnology
Ann Arbor100 · +0.55
Hot · ElectrohydrodynamicsAdvancing · Thermoelectric effectOpportunity · ScalabilityConcern · 3d printed
PATENT SIGNAL · United States

Who's filing additive manufacturing patents in the United States

United States additive manufacturing patent filing is accelerating — 61,539 filings from 8,000 assignees (2016–2025), led by Hewlett Packard Development, General Electric, Boeing; annual filings 3152→5421.

61,539 filings8,000 assigneespeak 8049/yr2016–2025
filing momentum (YoY 2016–2025)
top patent filers
  • Hewlett Packard Development6474
  • General Electric4399
  • Boeing1750
  • Xerox1641
  • Stratasys1297
  • United Technologies1295
  • Align Technology1277
  • 3D Systems1201

Common questions

How many 3D Printing companies are there in New York, United States?
Radar tracks 68 indexable 3D Printing companies headquartered in New York, United States that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by 3D Printing companies in New York, United States?
The 3D Printing companies in New York, United States on this list have raised a combined $269.1M in disclosed equity funding across 20 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded 3D Printing company in New York, United States?
Shapeways is the highest-funded 3D Printing company in New York, United States, with $106.9M in disclosed equity funding.
How many 3D Printing companies in New York, United States are funded?
20 of the 68 3D Printing companies in New York, United States on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many 3D Printing unicorns are there in New York, United States?
None of the 3D Printing companies in New York, United States on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in New York, United States 3D Printing companies?
The most active investors in New York, United States 3D Printing companies on this list include RRE Ventures, Founders Fund, KY Investment, Lux Capital, 43North.
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